HU hand

#Game No : 2429516716
***** Hand History for Game 2429516716 *****
NL Texas Hold'em $5 Buy-in + $1 Entry Fee Trny:14286688 Level:7 Blinds(150/300) - Tuesday, July 26, 21:02:34 EDT 2005
Table Table 12040 (Real Money)
Seat 1 is the button
Total number of players : 2
Seat 1: DCGator ( $2820 )
Seat 5: DutchVG ( $5180 )
Trny:14286688 Level:7
Blinds(150/300)
** Dealing down cards **
Dealt to DCGator [ 6s 9s ]
DCGator calls [150].
DutchVG raises [300].
DCGator calls [300].
** Dealing Flop ** [ 6d, 6h, Kc ]
DutchVG checks.
DCGator checks.
** Dealing Turn ** [ Jc ]
DutchVG checks.
DCGator checks.
** Dealing River ** [ 9h ]
DutchVG bets [1000].
DCGator raises [2000].
DutchVG raises [2000].
DCGator is all-In [220].

Results in white:
DutchVG shows [ Kh, Ks ] a full house, Kings full of sixes.
DCGator shows [ 6s, 9s ] a full house, Sixes full of nines.
DutchVG wins 780 chips from side pot #1 with a full house, Kings full of sixes.
DutchVG wins 5640 chips from the main pot with a full house, Kings full of sixes.

Not a good starting hand to play on my part, but does anyone fold to his first raise on the river? I obviously play for the 220 re-re-raise. If that's not the definition of pot-committed at that point, I don't know what is.

Unless he has raised a lot of his hands from the BB, I probably would have folded to that raise. Everything after that was just bad luck. You were both trapping, but one of you needed to have a better hand.

You can't fold to a min-raise heads up after you completed from the SB...

You should get more aggro when you come into a pot heads up. If you raised, his re-raise will tell you where you stand...

- sed

umm, you have a boat heads up, theres no folding...

your play was to raise about half your stack on the flop. you're way down in the chip count and shouldnt be slow playing here - if he didnt have a hand, he would have folded to your raise on the flop and you're up 600 chips. but once you had that boat on the river, all in absolutely - the fact that he had KK is a bummer though.

Cool, thanks guys. Betting on the flop makes plenty of sense. Possibly could have pushed him off of any 2-pair hand he may have been holding.

Come to think of it, maybe if I could have repped quad 6's better, I could have even gotten him to lay down Kings full.

Why would you bet the flop? if this isn't a hand to slow play, I've never seen one. I'd go ahead and bet the turn, if he doesn't have any by then you're probably not making any money. At no point would I have folded this hand.